You can lock unsupported drivers from being wiped at each upgrade, but I can highly recommend intel cards if you’re looking to switch to something with less maintenance. Sriov works a charm and they’re decent value for the money.

The states… Who allowed it to happen in the first place despite notices, likely far in excess of triplicate from privacy activists.

Matrix

Well I’ll be, pigs can fly

Do they not understand an llm would just compile and decompile it into something else, even if the llm itself didn’t understand it?

Tailscale

https://www.duckdns.org/

Duck it!

Been there. Players are so insane with the curveballs they throw. It’s why I don’t invest heavily into reading/planning on what’s specifically in the adventure packs anymore. I just write down a list of the most important rules for the campaign/universe and vibe the rest.

It’s to meet compliance regulations for orgs leveraging linux with E5/E7 licenses already. I doubt they even publish a version your average user can license, and it’s probably just an attempt to further entrench orgs into E5/E7, perpetual money drip into the Microslop money tank.

Jami?

Oh!.. 😅 Praise your patience.

This website seems to account for that. I was checking the ones in Maui and they’re listed as falcon alprs

Eh, the more I respond to people about this the more I realize torture is a messy word draped in metaphor and all sorts of layered usage. No, I don’t believe the rock has feelings or is alive, but you can indeed torture something that isn’t alive by being mentally unhealthy enough. So if it’s actual torture or not from a psychological perspective is going to center around if the person’s intent is to cause realized suffering imo, and the line is really easy to cross in a simulacrum as seemingly realistic as advanced modern generative models.

Well then you’d just be getting metaphorical

I don’t believe killing npcs or perhaps even more messily I could see circumstances where even /torturing npcs/ in a game is not actual torturing. I think it centers on the intent of the action, and if that intent is to cause actual realized suffering. It is very difficult to define and will be heavily subjective to the person, but I also think most people get a “sense” of where that line is naturally in person-to-person interactions.

That’s a great metaphor, and I too sleep better at night with properly tested hardware. 🙏

I don’t believe torture is measured at the receiving end. I believe it’s in the intent and action of the conscious thing doing it. If it’s an expression or not would then be heavily subjective on the specifics involved.

I’d hope we can both agree there’s a line when it becomes actual torture, and that is in the intent that went along with the action. Torture is an extreme action. I do not equate most of your references to torture, though I’d say the doll hanging could need a conversation with the child to discuss the intent behind their actions given more context.

You shouldn’t torture anything, generally. It’s a not psychologically healthy urge to have. The specific reasoning will depend on the specific person. As for if you should do it to a hunk of metal, a rock, or your crusty cum sock is irrelevant.